The Radio-Phone Boys Stories
On the
Yukon Trail
By
JAMES CRAIG
The Reilly & Lee Co.
Chicago
Printed in the United States of America
Copyright, 1922
by
The Reilly & Lee Co.
All Rights Reserved
CONTENTS
- CHAPTER PAGE
- I The Whisper from Afar 9
- II On Arctic Feathers 18
- III A Clue 27
- IV Joe Missing 36
- V Dangerous Business 44
- VI The Battle Cry 51
- VII Revenge for a Lost Comrade 58
- VIII A Watch at the Side of the Trail 66
- IX Who Is This Whisperer? 73
- X On the Yukon 80
- XI A Moving Spot on the Horizon 88
- XII A Bad Follow Up 95
- XIII Saved by a Whisper 103
- XIV A Strange Sight 113
- XV Curlie Vanishes 120
- XVI A Strange Steed 128
- XVII A Knotty Problem 138
- XVIII A Mysterious Attack 145
- XIX Ships That Pass in the Night 154
- XX “We Have Met with Disaster” 163
- XXI A Tense Situation 170
- XXII A Mad Dream 179
- XXIII “A Bear! A Bear!” 186
- XXIV A Wild Mix-Up 193
- XXV The Wild Stampede 199
- XXVI The Sparkle of Diamonds 206
- XXVII Diamonds and Other Things 214
On the Yukon Trail
CHAPTER I
THE WHISPER FROM AFAR
Curlie Carson sat before an alcohol stove.Above and on all sides of him were the whitewalls of a tent. The constant bulging andsagging of these walls, the creak and snap ofropes, told that outside a gale was blowing.Beneath Curlie was a roll of deerskin and beneaththat was ice; a glacier, the Valdez Glacier.They were a half day’s journey from the cityof Valdez. Straight up the frowning blue-blackwall of ice they had made their way until darknesshad closed in upon them and a steep cliff